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dont worry guys, i got mario and bowser stickers fighting on my front windscreen, while i have a boo plush toy stuck on my windscreen and a 1up mushroom plush on my dash, in case i die i get another go ;)

and hell yeah, gonna run with the hatchet dill i die woop woop!

but yeah, when i get better rubber on my rims and some camber arms, it will get more low.

since i dont drive it very often, it can be low :D

only problem is, fronts run 13kg springs and rears are 9kg springs. pretty hefty....

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Thanks mate glad that you like them... I still gotta do some touch ups... waiting for super cheap auto to refill their stock...

ps: no need to say that your rims look great on your car and are so rare to find them...

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